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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
A peculiar note describes a Circus Man hunting for a stray elephant with mentions of a rubber bull and carrots. The text includes fragmented phrases and odd spellings, suggesting a local or humorous item rather than a formal report.
Advert says Dr. A W Chase's Ointment stops itching and heals eczema with few applications. Testimonial from Geo Peterson of South Bay Ontario claims long-term skin disease cleared after persistent use. Reputed world-wide success cited. available 60 cents a box at dealers or Edmanson Bates in Toronto.
In a western city on election day a political boss in a buckboard urges his son to hurry poll watchers to the fourth ward. The scene captures a raw display of electioneering as voters line the streets.
In a small town scene, a young man presses a marriage proposal to a girl who replies with restraint and doubt. The narrator notes her persistence and her lack of encouragement, while the suitor remains earnest and somewhat puzzled by her reaction.
The passage touts Bickles Anti-Consumptive Syrup as a standard remedy for coughs and lung inflammations. It claims hundreds of testimonials from varied men and warns it is highly recommended by medicine vendors who praise its curative value and urge readers to try it.
New York subway passengers gain fans chewing gum and ice water as they wait for the day they can finally secure seats amid crowded trains.
The article extols Holloway's Corn Cure, noting its ease of use and high success rate in removing corn warts, stating it seldom fails.
A thrift minded guest quips about tossing groceries after the couple begins housekeeping, suggesting they will box up any leftovers to send along once they settle in. The exchange humorously frames post wedding provisioning and frugality.
A fragmented Tidbits item notes Shilohs Gure pone oe-7 selling a colt for 25 cents and mentions a humorous exchange about tiger hunting in India. The quip repeats briefly with minimal context and no clear event or outcome.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claiming it treats blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any failing case. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A short, odd clipping cites Minard’s Liniment as curing diphtheria with a quizzical exchange about who is awakened and how many children are involved. The fragmentary text references Life and Citizen lists, with unclear context and no verifiable outcomes.
A bachelor jokes about naming his future wife’s mother after marriage. He worries “mother-in-law” is too long and “mother” too plain. The friend recalls he and the wife used to call her “Say” initially and later “grandmamma,” a lighthearted take from Success Magazine.
An offlery visiting Paris for the first time is annoyed by being called a foreigner and tells the offender, You are foreigners, I am English. The judge notes the remark in this brief exchange.
The article promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for liver health to improve blood quality and clear skin. It asserts liver condition affects blood impurities and claims women will find the pills yield gratifying, prime quality effects.
A society figure jokes about fashion, calling herself a butterfly of style while reflecting on garments as moths that pass through. The playful quote captures fashion culture and wit in a social scene.
A mother testimonial extols Babys Own Tableta for children promising relief from pains and the root cause of illnesses. Mrs. Thos Hodgson of Riviere du Loup Station Que reports success with two children and recommends them to friends. Sold by medicine dealers at 25 cents a box through The Pr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A young mother and Charlie debate baby names with Imogen as the proposed choice. He recalls his first sweetheart named Imogen and fears opposition. She counters with naming the child Mary after her mother, signaling a clash of sentiment and family ties.
A lighthearted scene recalls a cooking school graduation where the graduate unveils a dish on sealed sheepskin parchment. The young cynic guesses, teasingly, if the dish is the diploma, reflecting playful magazine humor.
A playful exchange outlines thrifty cooking and budgeting habits. The wife jokes about leftovers while the husband notes buying extra porterhouse to make hash for the next day, reflecting household economy in a New York Sun snippet.
A wry observation notes that minor concerns attract disproportionate attention from the average woman, turning trivialities into notable preoccupations and social moments.
Brief humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript notes a claim that Minard's Liniment cures distemper in animals while a wedding joke mentions a daughter earning six hundred a month.
An advertisement for Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills asserts the remedy cleanses a clogged system by moving the bowels, stimulating the kidneys and pores to expel impurities. It claims relief from biliousness indigestion liver trouble kidney issues headaches rheumatism and similar ailments.
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